Respiratory Management- Your Questions Answered! Michelle Chatwin, PhD Consultant Physiotherapist
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1 Respiratory Management- Your Questions Answered! Michelle Chatwin, PhD Consultant Physiotherapist
2 Why Are People Affected Differently
3 Neuromuscular Disease; A Spectrum Its severity varies widely within the Myotubular and Centronuclear Myopathy Patient Population
4 What Are The Respiratory Complications in MTM?
5 Respiratory Complications in NMD General muscle weakness Decreased chest wall compliance Respiratory muscle weakness Ineffective cough Shortening of the chest wall and respiratory muscles Hypoventilation Recurrent chest infections Decreased tidal volumes
6 Respiratory Complications in NMD General muscle weakness Decreased chest wall compliance Respiratory muscle weakness Ineffective cough Shortening of the chest wall and respiratory muscles Hypoventilation Recurrent chest infections Decreased tidal volumes Optimal Ventilatory Support
7 Effects of NIV: Hospital admissions (Young et al., Neurology, 2007; Dohna-Schwake et al., Pediatr Pul, 2008; Katz et al., Arch Dis Child, 2004) Hospital (days/ year) Hospitalisations /year PICU (days) 59 children with nocturnal hypoventilation *Range, # SEM, mean±sd Young (2007) Katz (2004) Pre 41.7 (0to82)* 48 (10.5) # Post 10.5 (0 to52)* 41 (8.6) # Dohna- Schwake (2008) Pre (0.7) # 1.6±1.7 Post (0.8) # 0.7±1.3 Pre (3.5) # Post (2.9) #
8 How Can I Maintain My Lung Function? General muscle weakness Decreased chest wall compliance Respiratory muscle weakness Ineffective cough Shortening of the chest wall and respiratory muscles Hypoventilation Recurrent chest infections Decreased tidal volumes Maintaining lung function
9 Effects of NIV: Chest Wall Stretching (Chatwin et al., Arch Dis Child, 2011; Bach and Bianchi C, Am J Phys Med Rehabil. 2003) NIV
10 Effects of NIV: Chest wall stretching (Chatwin et al., Arch Dis Child, 2011) Baseline 6 months 12 months
11 Lung Volume Recruitment Lung volume recruitment bag Alpha 301 Bird Mark 7 Intersurgical Salva Care Fusion
12 Air Stacking Lung volumes Breath in Hold! IRV Breath in Breath in Breath in Air exhaled LC VC FRC V T ERV MIC (maximal insufflation capacity) / LIC (lung insufflation capacity) RV MIC / LIC > VC Thanks to Tiina Andersen
13 Respiratory Complications in NMD General muscle weakness Decreased chest wall compliance Respiratory muscle weakness Ineffective cough Shortening of the chest wall and respiratory muscles Hypoventilation Recurrent chest infections Decreased tidal volumes Management of chest infections
14 Respiratory Complications in NMD
15 What Is The Correct Order For My Inhaled Medication? (Rochester and Chatwin, ERS buyers guide, 2012)
16 Secretion Movement 2 ( 1 Fink, Respir Care,2007) Normal ciliary beat frequency: 10-15Hz (Chilvers et al., Thorax 2003) 1 Viscosity Depth of liquid layer Elasticity Airflow equilibrium Position of airway / gravity
17 Hypertonic Saline vs Normal Saline: What s The Difference? & What s The Max Strength You Would Use? Increases amount of sodium (salt) in the airways. Salt attracts water into the airways, which thins the mucus, making it easier to clear.
18 Hypertonic Saline vs Normal Saline: What s The Difference? & What s The Max Strength You Would Use? 0.9% 3 or 3.5% 7% Normal Saline Hypertonic Saline Hypertonic Saline
19 Does Salbutamol Help? Can You Give This To Young Infants? In What Situation (Unwell or Routinely)? Why are we giving it? Airway irritability / Bronchoconstriction? Yes Routinely?
20 How To Manage Bacteria Colonisation? 1 st step is irradiation with oral antibiotics 2 nd step? prophylactic oral antibiotics Or Nebulised antibiotics Best deposition Ventilator AB Filter Tubing Leak port AB Filter T-Piece Non Vented mask Nebuliser Chamber
21 Respiratory Physiotherapy?
22 Where Are The Secretions? Secretion mobilising Cough augmentation
23 (Toussaint et al, Neuromuscular Disorders, 2018 & Chatwin et al, Respiratory Medicine, 2018)
24 (Toussaint et al, Neuromuscular Disorders, 2018 & Chatwin et al, Respiratory Medicine, 2018)
25 Peripheral Airway Clearance Techniques; Chest Clapping, Vibration, and Shaking (Wong et al., JAP, 2003) Increases expiratory tidal volume during vibrations
26 How Long Should You Give Chest Percussion For & Why? No more than 30 seconds and then rest for Repeat as required but usually for a minimum of 5 minutes each area Continued percussion leads to oxygen desaturation (Falk M et al. Eur J Respir Dis McDonnell T et al. Ir J Med Sci 1986) Doing deep breaths or adequate ventilation and percussion for no more than 30 seconds does not lead to desaturation (Pryor JA et al.thorax, 1990)
27 What s The Best Technique For Vibrations in Adults? What If You Have Small Hands!
28 Do Manual Techniques Work?
29 (Toussaint et al, Neuromuscular Disorders 2017)
30 When To Use Peripheral ACT Like The Vest
31 HFCWO High secretion demand within the lungs and not central airway Long treatment times Recurrent chest infections despite optimal treatment
32 (Toussaint et al, Neuromuscular Disorders 2017)
33 MI-E Devices with Oscillations (Sancho, Respir Care, 2016) No Oscillations Oscillations on Insufflation Oscillations on Exsufflation Oscillations on Insufflation & Exsufflation
34 Modified Autogenic Drainage / Chest Wall Strapping (Schoni, J R Soc Med, 1989) Low lung volume Mid lung volume High lung volume
35 (Toussaint et al, Neuromuscular Disorders 2017)
36 (Toussaint et al, Neuromuscular Disorders, 2018 & Chatwin et al, Respiratory Medicine, 2018)
37 Assessment of Cough Inspiration Glottic function Expiration Inspiratory muscle weakness Artificial airway Bulbar dysfunction Expiratory muscle weakness e.g. SCI, SMA
38 Peak Cough Flow (PCF) (McCool, Chest, 2006) 1. Full face mask 2. Pediatric flow meter (more accurate at low flows)
39 What Technique & When?
40 Recommendations For Proximal ACT s Dependent on PCF, FVC or FVC%Pred (Toussaint et al., Neuromusc Disord, 2017)
41 Cough Augmentation Combine Breath stacking IPPB NIV + MAC Lung volume recruitment bag Intersurgical Alpha 301 Salva Bird Mark 7 Care Fusion MI-E +/-MAC Cough Assist E70 Pegaso NiPPY Clearway Philips Respironics Dima italia B&D Electromedical
42 Mechanical Insufflation-Exsufflation (MI-E)
43 When To Use Mechanical Insufflation- Exsufflation (MI-E) (Cough Machines) Questions It depends if you need one? What is your PCF? Have you tried any other techniques? Answers Recurrent chest infections despite other techniques yes Lots of secretions yes Weak yes Tracheostomy - possibly
44 MI-E- How Many Cycles/Coughs Would You Recommend? Daily or twice daily airways clearance for all Why to be familiar with the device Evaluate effectiveness Check chest Maintain a compliant chest wall (stretch) Cycles and coughs? Depends on how your device is set up
45 Can Infants Have MI-E More Frequently When Unwell Or Should You Stick To Twice A Day? Use when SaO2 < 95% Use as much as needed! Beware of fatigue and rest on ventilator
46 How Young Can You Start MI-E In A Infant? The youngest is 3 months Sensible settings From 12 months onwards seems to get best co-ordination
47 Is There A Maximum Number Of MI-E Cycles You Can Give To A Infant? No You need to give rests in-between and have suction ready as they wont clear into mouth I might do up to ten and then suction Depends when you feel ratterling in the tubing
48 Aerophagia With MI-E Options Vent through a gastrostomy Try it in a more upright position Rest longer in-between Try to let the machine take over Decrease insufflation pressure Check timings possibly increase pause Little and often if able
49 Other considerations?
50 Equipment Required In The Management of MTM Mask choice start with nasal Ancillary equipment Custom made
51
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